The COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the NBA schedule, with several games postponed/rescheduled due to players entering the league's health and safety protocols.
Over 100 NBA players around the league returned positive tests and per NBA rules, a game is postponed when a team has fewer than eight available players.
MORE: Full list of game postponements
The Raptors have been one of the most affected teams, seeing as many as 10 players forced to miss games in the month of December, with several of their games postponed.
On Monday, the team announced that new dates have been confirmed for the postponed games, spread out across January to March, with other games moved around on the schedule to accommodate the changes.
Raptors rescheduled games
| Opponent | Original Date | New Date | Location |
| Chicago Bulls | Dec. 16 | Feb. 3 | Scotiabank Arena |
| Orlando Magic | Dec. 20 | Mar. 4 | Scotiabank Arena |
| Miami Heat | Feb. 3 | Feb. 1 | Scotiabank Arena |
| Chicago Bulls | Dec. 22 | Jan. 26 | United Center |
| Atlanta Hawks | Feb. 1 | Jan. 31 | State Farm Arena |
| Brooklyn Nets | Jan. 26 | Feb. 28 | Barclays Center |
The most notable change to the schedule is their Feb. 1 game against the Miami Heat which marks the return of franchise icon Kyle Lowry. The matchup with the Heat will be Lowry's first game back at Scotiabank Arena since February 2020 after playing nine seasons in Toronto.
MORE: Full list of players in health and safety protocols
On Dec. 30, the Raptors announced that all games at Scotiabank Arena will be played without fans for at least three weeks, making it unclear if there will be fans in the building for Lowry's return.
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